15 Oct 2004
| by Tom Williams
, in the 1980s.
'It is important that there is an obvious connection and chemistry between the director ...
03 Sep 2004
| by Gidon Freeman, gidon.freeman@haynet.com
Perhaps it's the long eyewitness pieces in the weekend supplements that tell of how dreadful it is to toil away in a modern-day workhouse?
If it's any of these things, then news this week that India's leading call centre service provider ICICI OneSource has brought in fresh media advisers in the form ...
16 Jul 2004
and sport from ITN and Sky respectively.
One of the most effective way to connect with a youth audience ...
as they come into the market with a brand that creates an emotional connection.
MOBILE PHONE USERS: THE NEXT ...
27 Feb 2004
| by Adam Hill
Shouting about GPRS connectivity, 3.4Mb internal memory and 104MHz processors is no longer the only game in town as technology is reshaped to fit our changing lives. The benefits are all that most potential buyers are interested in, which means tech-heavy explanations of a product's capabilities ...
14 Nov 2003
| by Mark Johnson
the technology delivers real benefits and reliability.
In March, Vodafone launched its Mobile Connect Card, a ...
-led.'
Vodafone's ongoing PR campaign for its Mobile Connect Card has made extensive use of product trials ...
11 Jul 2003
| by Jessica Nesbitt
in the service.
Within one week of the product launch, 2,000 blueyonder customers upgraded their connection ...
for Future Home is the need for a fast broadband connection, so the service is perfect for our readership ...
04 Apr 2003
| by Justen Vernon
to stay connected'. The consumer campaign will focus on targeting the lifestyle media.
Porter Novelli ...
15 Nov 2002
| by Adam Hill
in Russia, China, India and Thailand and the group's view is that modern consumers need to be drawn ...
29 Mar 2002
| by PETER SIMPSON
The Cheshire-based agency was appointed without a pitch and has been
briefed to raise the profile of NTL Home's broadband internet service,
which allows consumers to access digital TV, internet and telephony with
a single connection. 'We will start the brief with a media tour aimed at new and existing ...
28 Sep 2001
| by MARY COWLETT
Electronic media are revolutionising childhood. Kids are the
keenest users of the internet, e-mail and mobile phones and, as such,
are communicating and receiving communications at an unprecendented
level. So, what techniques can PROs use to reach those most in tune with
new media?
With...